From Capirossi:- "It's a shame because today was a wasted opportunity," sighed the Italian, who eventually finished sixth. "I made a mistake when I chose my tyre allocation on Thursday. I decided to trust one type of construction that worked very well last year, especially getting into the corners. But unfortunately it wasn't competitive from the early stages of today's race. I used a harder compound and it didn't work so well. How real is that or is it an excuse? I have to say I don't like the way the tyre rules currently work. I agree with the approach to level the playing field between Bridgestone and Michelin. But I think the current rules go too far. I also noticed the Yamaha pit had foil over their fuel tanks in the pits before the race as though they were trying to pack in every last drop. I think the current fuel rules are also confusing the picture. Are we getting F1 style boring spread out races because MotoGp have adopted F1 style boring regulations?
